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Egg: siftekm 393 m
yrom Thuriunx's Dally.
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s”; t L‘ov nun u Lriiga our (3.:-
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mr 'riuzl GX'jx'LIIHJI‘ ('uuﬁeii i 100!!!
in; m, . p:o.uim-n:e u tin- incurpunt...’
of 2b» ".'esxxuxuuer H tutu-Eu 1;. I‘.
Mn. Sullzuu in ommug a dweiliu;
110-100 In: :ont. on her ruaxduucu property
(WP-2;» :kirg Ikm Lzlimeu pm of town.
Mr. .: .3112.- Smith in out with a remuu
serum.- against the prupnd'd Cow ordi~
mu :9. 11-: baa the signstuzma 12f most
‘o‘ 0“ Lkrl.
Tu. Ehzn Audarrm ':ll be place} em
the Li‘ by‘l route an “vuday mat. and
will 3 '.tuxua unm ‘.l».- ‘.aucr has bacu
fully 1. ”Hell.
.\‘nw Sr .Im. - hie-“: 4 (have: am]
Hum-0;. Lave (hair at ML u! BIL-add chu
0d :11 IL!) new atnru u! 51:. F-nd’uum vu
Tyln um] hunched shun-ts. The): ml;
I sting of the public pulruaage.
Mr. Hun. G. McNamara will euudue'.
the mum; dupurnm-n: cf 11.? liml
Elli-20 “ruin; rquhnao. Ur. E W.
Burial-u kCu. will do; gcnural "a;
«an. l Illinois In eunucckiun ‘.‘zlerawnh
qude (If a week they will have u ﬁll-.1
liiphy uf Pug» Sound minerals.
Liz: John litigant]. n :'.-ting men of
Funny birth «he: '.I ll u (‘cnmy l; 51 i
ii ia.‘ ever..ng. lie can an excellent
young men nnJ Emil Blunt;- ‘in the LGllk
but lie. g taken azci. he could tin-l no
other pin" to go, so he out-arm! Ueiga!»
dino'al lepital and died there.
Hr. John Met‘ri‘n of Port Diecuvor)‘
'GI str' ck by a ﬂying epliuter fun: the
"ulnar" yccierdu)‘ afternoon and died in
half an inur thetenftvr. He was recent
ly torn. Glouceuter and was Lu exam
plnrv ymng man. His funeral mil he
wudnchd by Olympic lodge Nu. ‘2l. K.
of l’. at two P. 11. todny.
The 'l‘ec.>ma Ledger in attacking ur.
Uclntyra, the Port 'l‘v-ndﬂud earma
pundent u! the l’.-l. in n niuil i-rutul
and unjna! mannrr. Mr. Mclntyre is i.
gentleman who has won an CJVihbln
etncding during his brief rueidcncc on
Puget Sound ——and the fact that he has
incurred the Ledger's \Huth by refusing
to been Tacoma at the expense of other
ports in nor-Git to him.
Mina Bwl, \\‘li-r arrived here \\itli
Capt. Mclntyre this winning. \\‘ l 4 mu!
here by ln-r parents fit-m Vittoria. rin
and her mother will remain '.l icw day.»
as guest». of .‘.er. (‘:q-t. Mclntyre. Cum.
8001 ha: the contract from I‘unnznuir & 1
TO,, of Victoria, to construct for than n l
powerful tugßlnrgcr and strong-r cwry
way than the Tyec. He will prmccd at
once S. F. to secure materials.
Bax Fnaxcmco, Aug. 16 —Arrived—
Steamer Oregon, Portland. Seiledm
Steamer Jennie. Port Towneend.
The Edith will be on the mail route
tomorrow morning.
Ship Commodore, Cc t. Adams. arriv
ed this morning 21 Joys from S. l“.
awaiting orders.
Schooner Wm. Benton and Darken
tinc Grifﬁths sailed in this morning.
Steam Schooner Leo is in the bny, lum
ber laden for Alaskan ports.
Steamer Willamette passed out coal la
den for San Francisco this morning.
Ship Richard 111, Mclntyre arrived
from San Francisco this morning having
been out. 21 days. She brings as pim
cengcrs——S. L. Mastic, Cliﬁ‘ord Page. and
Miss Bsol. She awaits orders at this
port. -
Steamers Hayward and Alaskan re
turned yesterday from Victoria. and pro
ceeded up Sound to resume their respec
tive routes.
__....._.___
m Iﬂm'l Mk.
Ilr. Hamilton of Qniieinc in in town.
Salmon ﬁshing bu commenced up 1
Bound. j
lire. Molluy is expected on the liven-j
gel today. 1
It in now claimed that Cept. Onrroll ;
will not resign. 7
The Steamer Elder will have new ‘
boilers and engines thin winter.
Democratic primaries will he held
throughout the county to marrow.
Bterrcnt began excavating for the
Bullet bnck on Water atroet yesterday.
Call at Graven and Haneon‘a grocery
atom on the hill. and sample their goods
end when.
Major Van Behkeliu woe oﬁ'ered this
morning $750 per core for his remaining
hey trounce near the put.
Seattle he. let the contract for her
110 new school home to Jeane Perk.
The ﬁgures are shout 8200.003.
When it com» :0 bogging a question
“an Call in ontitlod m u ulunbla prize.
It cerniuly in a champion in um line.
Curio: Fmail Adnml is announced
by the Oregonian to be due in Port
Townsend übout we [at of (hi: monthv
Hours. Penman and Hammotd are
annoying and planing Bun. Po“)!-
gtove'l [and he 1: tl.“ youthmau’l uni
dance.
Tho Bunch Grass Realm build from
Rockford. Bpollue C... this weak. 1‘ in
I bright noway new paper. It will
doubueu supply u long to“ want.
The Trade Journal. a new daily otb‘e-
Illlc. comes lu band in nica type and
clover appearance. It. editors are Alex
andor Bang and Edmund 8. Meaney.
Tie bears were hiked in the city lim
iu of Seattle on Wednesday. I! is
thought they cam. in to no thi circus
and lit. may 08hr. not too much
tangle toot.
Home citiaona, who hnvo boon cam
plnining that thc Anew was too umeﬁ
Ire getting sing-r enough to oioy lbeﬂ
emetic tune for map Ild vim, and}
publw Ipirit. 3
The East Oregon Republican. another }
new about Iron: Union. Or.. switches 03‘
at our lid. track todu. G. 11. Itwiu.‘
Hcthodiu preacher and College puni
dent in on the tripod.
The Walk WA”. in hing ovubmled
nnd changed into u ﬂru olau puungsr
”earner at me Union Iron Works of
San Funcioco. She will be out übnut
the middlo of October.
Deputy Collector Win-Pow msannrad‘
omen", two new small steamer; 11:61
Not“: Buy. 10 tout. and the Delta 14‘
km. The Delta in a Hum-h bout. The;
North Bay mu buil‘ by CIpI. Brae tor‘
tint route. ‘
The Ron. and Ba. John R. Thomp
mu. D. D.. in [lo' in the net lecturiun
on "Tho Notthwut. The Halifu Daily
Echo nanny an a halt column of a
"port of one of his lectures. He will
do much good.
TBOOFDI cum“ to she from thin week
with a car unduly; called Washington
latest in! Jourmd. Mr. E. .‘ikmhncn
u gnu- tuber. 1: olmma u crrcclatiox.
for ihz act-Jud number «vi 6,00 U \vuich 18
dilution! 0: phenommnl.
F “1‘“. \'r. Tam, 11-:- new [mat-Wh'
‘H u l‘,::.~co;mi church. Lui urriréd il. iixv
guy. H.- .a u uzy [-!=-’..:uut at“! :.E-ztrh
gcuth‘man.
Hume p-‘iinued ':uuer was ﬂight.) at
S- .‘.t a 0:1 chxmsday. Mr. Giletta hm;
ﬁnd up a man: :u km mum-1 sac: i!
nm 1:» his hum: by sir-ct car. h wra
pm 41 um.- tu :mui: hm CJmlDL’EbJ;<lr-‘ru
:.0 Led anind was stub-n-
The Willamette will soon be tram:-
x'nuned 2.1 a.» into a p:.::a:2ugur strum”.
Whvu this. is dono the \‘fci’JD Imbfuve
ment ()0. m 1! manage in mm line to
Sun Frauciwo. The I’. S. 5.01:. ml!
Probably run an indupendcnt “1190 f
steamship;
The purchaso o! Prnté-PUUD Island by
Slr. Swurtout of Pasadena. MIL. in
unnthe: event of imbrtuuce (01‘th
[‘uwuwu-l. Th-- price [mi-1 Wild 31-1..
(NIH, “.is wa. very cheap. but Mr.
inﬂb‘ Gui“: aciiy :esxduudc rather
s- irx!u‘.z~.i a I. cuti :n. 11:. Sandman
h'nr‘ pk-aty u! nuns: i; lit up the islanJ
s .1 I;.gru:l!;sv.
Deputy (hand Cub-scum 11. F.
Bic-chm: goes :3 Unuax. B. i)..next
Vék‘k. ‘0 initihﬂouzmx ludgeuf iiuiginis
n! i'ﬁiziaa'. U;- will bu cccumpumal by
Berni-oz: of O.yux;:ic Lodge from
“us city, and by xuzmhcu of 13m arm-r
{rum Seattle and Tacoma. ':‘m u:‘\‘\'
l-ulge will Lava uclmz'tcr membership
Of :'L-l‘f)’.
izutustinu inland is \‘rry chuup pro
v at ken {IL-lurid“, Julieta. Mr.
E - rzwouf, the paxrzhmcr. Lbs wean-d
:1 bargain. lb. A. \‘a'. B:l.~h.whu cou-
Aluczcd twp-tinthm. Lu swan-d three
thing» -:I. vastmcut of outside capiial. a
cummisiiuu h-r him-uh} and Um l’uwu
family as permanent residents of Port
Townsend.
The trausfe: «:f the L. S. Smith corner
was cumﬂmed :.eezuzday. I; m.» emu
veyml w .‘Jr. E. R. L-nW. Who will let a
comma: for cu-ctmg u handmmo mne
siury brick buiidiud upon it. Mr. Law
has thus secured uhmbi‘: pupwty. and
":'.I imprdl' it A'; ﬁeld uiyk‘.
l l'h-.~ twililllit will mail hr Sun Fran
lea-w this menial-.'.
l The ﬁshing Lclnmner Oscars; Hattie
};.u_~:sl-d up hunt the liahiu; bunks tins
lunn'uiing. Will] u lull catch.
Ship Mercury arrival yrdvrdn). l 4
‘dnyu 'rum Snu Palm. will go to Part
Ulakely tn 3. ad luznbar.
llz‘iliwii ahlp .‘.ehl. will} ﬁnished laud
il:;.' ammu- nf l-uulur at ”(AJLICL. and is
Twp :{L-l Ir‘Ul)‘ {m‘ m-u. bn‘dhll .'ul' Mr"
D. ”(:.t’.
lit? i-L bx. .‘xl :jnir; arrived in purl
at: :3 pm: in tuw of tu; .‘Jugul, with
z. L'::i.,:: of wheat, hound for U. K.
234 d; Sarah Rulgowuy arrived in Law
US lug Hulyoke, lumhurlcdcu from 'l'ncu
ma, hound fur Shanghai.
The Umatllln passed up this morning
from Vancouver.
,_ --,‘...»V - V
From Saturday's nuns.
Judge A. D. Blowers of Coupcville is
in town.
Mr. Pater Kirk. of Scuttledms gone
out, presumably to purchase material
for his great iron furnace. i
The special illustrated edition A l' the
Call ll being iuned today. It Will be a ‘
Splendid advertisement for the ‘..-qu. j
The city should provide some place
for storing powpar. where the least dun- 1
ger might result lrom an accidental or;
ploaion. ;
31:. Jacob Younger, a single mun 32
years old. was accxdenlslly killed in tlzell
logging camp of Elwin and Jnokaond
ne..r lluckilteo, on Wednesday. 1
It begins to look as if John 8. Allen}
of Walla Walla would be nominated for l
congress by noclemntion at the Bepubli- 1
can territorial convention. Mr. Allen is l
a good man and will “get there." 1
Should a ﬁre occur and the city hall
be destroyed all tax lien. assessment
rolls. and all sorts of valuable documents
would inevitably be lost. and cause a
great deal of inconvenience and lose.
Among the nrrivnle this morning from
Pasadena 00L. is Mr. F. J.oulver.n
‘live. Itirring young gentleman whom We
l have had the pleasure of meeting, and
lit“ we are sure. will be greatly pleased
l with Port Townsend.
Mr. Kirkpatrick, wlu sold out here
and moved away some months agods
visiting Port iuwnseuJ again. He is
now taking suinualy uf [cunning and
purchasing property "gain—liming
found no place that with him as wall.
Dr. C. M. Baldwin. whuuo prom-slums]
curd appen- elsewhem in amnug the
latest ndditionlio the Purl Townsend
medical fraturnity. Dr. Baldwin belongs
to the homeopathic übwl. nut in the
only physician of that. school in the
town.
Itoiy in gaining some imporuut vic
torios in southern Egypt and Abysiuiu.
This rile: up the ire of th: Turkish
l’otn. who claims himrelf to be Lord of
the hile. Important complications are
likely to arise and the and will be very
problematicsl.
"Nothing succeeds like success!“
‘Mcllahuu's circus in one of the melt
§luoceutnl, tented organizations in the}
the world. Ouo hundred and titty-two:
weeks Without closing or losinguday.l
Merit in its own reward. See the grout
show bore, Aug. 25th. ‘
Portland in iuanguratiag mount to dig
out the channel of her “creek." To this
end tl-ey seek to employ the nlla
Walla. They have not heard that that
steamer is oh the dry docks to be reﬁtted
into a passenger ship. Thuy will prob
ably have to die cut their dirt in some
other way.
31:. Thus. 0. Cladding. formerly in
the eurpluy o! C. 0. U:rtlett&Co.ot
this city, but who for u for years past
has been truvaliua for P. Lurillard &
Co. ul’ San Francisco. in in town again.
Mr. Glad-ling it about being promoted
in the head agency at Portland. Heir;
much gratiﬁed at Port Townsend‘s
program
LIVEIJ Sn!PPmu.-~Onr usually lively
buy was rendered morelhnn urdinarily
bnuy in uppvarnuco yewerdu) by the ar—
rival ul lwuuly vessels from lhe ocean—
all under aaiL It. was a sight that
everybody remarkad abuut. panicularly
our visitors. None of male vessels re
quired tho abaiilunce u! 3 lug. ulxetliz’g
inch one at access to our harbor from
Ithe ocean that we can ulmndantly sna
ltain our claim to having the bust hat" or
in the northwest. The arrivals. manyul:
them large vemls added to the ﬂea: al-l
ready In our harbor. besides the mo:
large wean steamers nrrivinu.lhe halff
(loan or so of lugs. and the Sound‘
alumni of lbs 0:. n. & N. Cu. and
Wnslzingtnn Itenmbnat 00.. and the
smaller lacs) strum-.'- nnd ialling craft.
the revenue emu-r. .90., had thy (fie! or
spreading um In panoramic nnw hefme
the brholnlex :l wen? B‘Ul‘ih)’ of the are“!
anal g'uwing Page! Swami lmpin. Sumo
of our citizens had Lloﬂnrry photo
graph the bay tor reference.
Tlu- l'nmtilla left this morning for Sim
FIXEIXI'iM'u. “11!: :33 Suns oi {rm-Igb! from
this [-lm‘u.
The >toa:x.~hip .'.nv-Iu alrnwd 313.401"
dJ)‘ from .\l.1~k;-.n ports. Ann-n; her
fr-ixzht w-ra- 470“} (uses mi mum-Id sulmnn.
330 'z-urn-L of “kn-~11. anti 110 sax-ks of
m». .\ Lug.» nzxru‘n-r of p.l_-~:n,:‘_-xsur-
Sum-d yu-xur‘luy: imr‘»; S. S. Ridzw
Nay, lurnln-r {rum futmua to Sham;
hai: tux-had nu: by “2;; Hulyuku.
Rm'iv-ulr—alfp st. Duvxd. 2‘). days
from Sun Din'gu: bhip l’ulestium frvm
Sun ansozsco, to loud coal m Taco
yuan-1.12;) Amwrir-u. 21 days from Sm
l’u Era. awning unh-rrs. ship Spar
um. 23 4 33's from San Francisco.
imumi {'_.r Sunni»; whip Puctulus.
from Tun l’mlru. to luad lumber a!
Hthvvillv; bark Hospor, from Sm:
Fram-iH-n. in: Pvl‘t Mudieuu; hark
Canada. .Suu Fran-“ Esau. for Tacoma;
hark Mujvstic. :32 days from Sun
l";‘rn:ci>:~.». m luau! ('ole at Séatth;
‘: ark Nurlhwost. ’Frisco. for Part
Muniimxu: b:u‘l;Somi!u.-In, 'lh'isco. to
Luml «an! at 11:00:32; bark 'l'ezuplul‘.§
'l"r§!(‘U. 2a lwiui cmzi at Sezniluz Noni
ht. ()riwu. 17 dug." frum Sun Pedro. to}
lr-zul lumber at Biaknly {or London
Jinn"; Nit. J. M. Ul‘itliflm, San Pm}
I'm. to load luxuénlr It Iladluck; srh.
Hnulwum, 15 days from ’l“ri-.cn. \\‘Kit~
ing orders; nch. Maria E. Smith.
waiting I‘l‘\l9‘l‘=; 50h. Juavph Russ. 15
Guy; Ire-m 'l"ri-.c-_). waning urdors:
:11”) Parka! M. Whitman. 2‘l (”J'V.‘
fruzu Sill] l’xedrn. to loud when! fox
Cnrk. I‘. IL; 511 i? Juhu Bryan, 2'5
days from Sen: Evul“. to hm] .nm~
her at l’ur! Inn-How Inx‘ Mullwuru“:
::l;. BUZHIUZ-J. ‘.‘c‘rfw v. tn Scuttle fur
Gun]; sch. Gunrgu Rubens, waiting
vrderl.
Illnlingnihbvn Visitors.
()n: city Wiii a mu lm hwunrail l)_\' n
hail from hm lzariw. ur rmliunn! repntu
ziun, .\lm. L‘nz‘lu-zl; ll Saxon. and .\lr~.
(Slum ii. (‘ ':-_\ i'lm' l-eum‘r lihrugh ..
:iI-nilmrri m-innn. wan wnmJ ”2P pix”.-
ovrs in the Woman Suil'raigo {HUVK'HIf‘Li'
and in .:. {all in thr- ﬁXLerln'r'S of l’ion
ear Du,» at ilu‘ I: urn-Album! Counczl mi
w-mu-n. '.l: win-h ovcmin: 3115 Lucy
Slvliv. ill-H .‘~;a..le: B. Anthony. Frail
D :‘.lﬂdai. and man} :;‘.1.0r :.Lﬂ'r'.;:ls:a “f
thirty ,uur. ;.mmi;mnce, participated.
To My; .\‘ux-rn'.‘ i-ll'urm is largely dll-'
illzc manna-h of thy Kaunas Women in su
icuring :nnnimpul sum-age. However.
ﬁber topic here WI” not he rnﬁ'rugv, bu!
i‘u‘il vcinl Purity," un which subject elm is
mil to be nu ucccptuhlc speaker.
Mrs Clam 15. Colby IN editor and pub
lil-lmr n! he. ll'umun's Tribune (pub-i
hshui nt Brutrim‘, Nsbfﬂﬂkﬂ( thu oﬂicinl
organ of the Naliunnl Sum-age Associa
un'ler Whose auspices Wki “ﬁll! the In
ternational Unnucil of \‘Vumsu. Previ
uus to the Council Mrs. Colby moved
her printing press and entire niﬁce fore»
—nll women from Nebraska to Wash
ington, D. C., and published the Jail)
reports of the Cunncxl; and as it was re
markably well done, the undertaking
mm considered quite afent'Tura wo
man." Senator Blnir'u comment upon
1119 Council Wns: “O! courae the women
succeed! Why shnnldn't they, when
then engage the best In“ in the city.
the beat speakers in the country. the
best music to be had. and publish a
(111 in paper to boot?"
Mrs. Colby will talk to us of thelnler
national Council. and we are sure wrll
interest all.
.‘. i. _-,.. .-’-
From nonuu'u Dalla
ank llnstingn is to go soon to Cali
iorniu.
Homes to rant are coming more and
more in demand. <
Mr. Nichols of Leland i 0 Ipondinz a
few days in town.
The (‘lwlialin Nugget man is booming J.
B. Metcnlf for congress.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E Pink are on thoir
way name from England.
There were twenty steamers It our
docks and in the harbor this morning.
The Dispatch was to have taken an
excnrnion party to Port Angelou yester
day. but did not so.
Mr. E. H. Kilham, representing J. K.
Gill I: (30.. of Portland. left for up
Sound this morning.
Mr Doblll-l, the artist Sign writer. is let- 1
toting some ﬁne show window curtains}
for Andrew 3’ new tailoring establishment. i
i Mr. Smith Troy returns to his home‘
in Dungoueu today. His son, John W.
'l‘rny. who has been seriously ill for 80'-
erui weeks, in now recovering.
Rev . Dr. Dillon of Lopez is expected
to occupy tho pulpit of the M. E.cnnrch
next Sunday. morning and evening—it
beiug the occasion of tho fourih~quarter
ly conference of the year.
Mom; Imm; chLnxxos.—lt is under
stood that Mr. Low into erect a ﬁne brick
building on the Smith corner just pur
chased by him. The Hastings and F. \V.
J :uucs will erect. another on the other cor
ner of the blovk nest \Veymuuth's.
11:. Thu: Cain cf Edioou was in tnwni
today, on his way to vioit his parents iu‘
the fur :wuy East, whom he has n n scan ‘
fur Awemy )eun. Mr. Cain In: growui
up in the new West, has uccqnired a
handsome properky. and now goes to re
vinit the scenes of his boyhoud. His
many friend: wish him a plenum trip..
On Saturday Mr. 'l‘ P. Lukena pm“
CthCd hnll’ of Fred. Terry'n block on
the hill uear Devoe‘l new relideuce. for
$3,500. Mr. Terry thou bought Mr.
Beiyans' Lluck in the valley near Beu.
Pettygrum'e. for $2,000. Mr. Tony also
bought one lot in [in-linga' 2nd addi
lion near the wnmr (ruut, for sl4lO.
Mr. A. W. Bush conducted negotiations.
Mr. and Mrs. Drummond lost their
Infant. child yesterday. aged about 1%
years. The httle unﬁ'erer had been
languishing under brnm trouble (or some
weeks. and ﬁnally death and“ its pain.
The grief slricken parents and relative
hnve the heartfelt sympathy of the
whole community Evorythiug that
medical skill could accomplish wnsl
done, bu! of no sun]. 3
on Saturday evening the local debating
club decided for the negative in discus
sing the question—“ Resolved. that the
invention of dynamite tends to prevent
lwar." At its next meutiu: n will dis
lune the m-callcd "out ordinance,"just
‘now agitating the minds of the public
of Port ToWuaend. I! the doou won
opeu to winters it is likely ‘hat a large
attendance would result.
At the Y H. C. A. muting yelterday
ulteruoon there was a large unendance.
Mrs Mulluy delivered a very interesting
addreu ‘ hich mu listened to with rapt
attention. At its close Mr. Culver. we
eloquent young ( alifuruia worker.
‘ilectrztied the nudzrnue Win: a soul
stirring,- puxlmic milieu. Mr. Culver in
an earnest wurker, and a wry iutetesl
in; speak-r. He wn: speak to men only
lat the hall, on Wodneudny evening.
‘ net-2h ofJnhn Applet-1:.
(but townsmaxz. John Appietoa dc
parioJ fn-m this lifc his: uight,ux In:
rcwidrucc. surrouudual by his chudwn.
Mr. Applvmu was we of our pix-ms:
c=tizuns, having exam: I.) Pur‘ T-Jw'lsa-ud
m 1559 H..- lmd ':in-J herr-ehw‘sunze.
rearing a fumiiy of whom 1m) chEde-ez.
«unite. H." was a :zzsmimr u: "(Yhmnr
cum" Thur, I. O. ll 21, and ‘.Qud ten
dnrly cared fur during his inst hum: by
members of that frntnrnity. may”:
[49Bmm]. premding utﬂc-r of thainsti
lutiun was at the lw-lside of the sum-rer
Hut night when the ﬁnal sumluuuscuuw.
Mr. Appletuu bad the respect u! all who
knew him, am] his death will he restat
ml by a large circle of friends. He
1:31.! been ailing Em- some months pas‘.
.luring which tuna he had hren grud
-:ul!_\' gain: into n «.leuliue The funeral
has nu; ye: Men arrangsd fur. but m'l!
ho conducted from the nsideuce, nadcr
:ha auspins of the Bad kit-u. 1
mm Justice-lone.» Dull.
Oar cnzzuuziziiiy was :-ll‘"_‘:cl gag-rur
i‘ny by rim-1p! of thv new; that. (hit!
instin- IL A. Juno-t izml (livd at him
{mum in Scuttle.
Ju'sgu lella‘l was a nuiwuf Indifrm;
u up, ()n‘lUl-L'i 2‘l, 1:43”. He came to Hu
[’4 :‘.iir can-t during the ('2-.‘. gold Ix
v‘ivment hf IN3). sm: reiiiavcd tn Minno
slila what“, lin- riing-d in the yrm‘lir'» nf
law. In 15‘76110 (sums to Purdunzl, Ora.
und in .\prll ol' lust yam, “as up: minty-i
my Preiideut (310310!ou t 3 Hm '.lliizu u!
Chief Justice of "-‘.'nsiimztnu l'drnlnry,
mude vacant by the expiration of Judge
(‘m‘enn'a term. Ht: WM 3 widnwvr. and
(‘aVEvi (an: cliililrcl. lb was a prvmi
mint xn'~mlmr «.f mo .\lasvnic fraternity.
and Will he. '.vlli’li‘d under 11m auspices
Hf 25am (arguinz-sti‘m, in R'wiicxtvr Minn.
where the body w-l? l‘u so-nt for burial
after living (‘.!!!UQlluuc. Ho wax 8 man «if
ﬁnﬂ intnllm‘tunl qn xlilies. great force of
cimmctrr. and win Euring his brief term
of milieu in nnr L‘ur:itury unlined an
envinbio standing. Ilia 11*:in rt-sullv-d
pnmarily from kidney troubles and was
no doubt hasim-ed by “Vi-rivnrk. Sinuﬂ
assuming: ofﬁcn ho hm] accomplishml a
meat amount of ruuline hnainew, and
literally worked himself to «lamb. ;
Hark (‘anmmd m Adams wan wrecked (in
Dosiruction Inland .m thr- 16'h inst.
The crew are Mi 92210, but the vessel is n
ltUtal lose.
1 SAN Fruxcxsco. lug. 18 —Arri_vvd—
Steamers San Pedro. Tacoma; \Villam
iutte anloy. Yuquiua Bay.
1 Steam tug biz mu ashore near Point
ﬁVilmn Saturday night in He fog. Slit»
was ﬂoated «21‘ last evening at high ‘idv.
however, without damage.
‘ ——~—*‘ ‘4-”
i From Tue-day's Dally.
The framework of (‘npt Willinms‘ new
real lance is already up.
Mr. J. E Eboy is in town fro-n Ebey’s
Landing.
Female help for '24 unse'url', nurses, etc,
is in great demand.
Stir up that buy shore mud! We
need a ﬁne drive aruuld to ﬁle head of
the bay.
The funeral of the late John 0. Apple
ton took place today. and wan largely
attended.
The musicalo entertainment. by the
pupils of Mrs GeoJonss will be given on
Monday morning. the 271.11 incl. at the
Opera House.
The family of Mr. Graves. of the new
grocery store. lira arrived from Seattle.
Thvy are domiciled over tho store on
anle avenue.
A splendid avenue from Rail-mad Flat
to tho Straits of Fuua wivuld be an im
movement of which the whole tum:
wmld be proud.
The lectures of .\lc-adamea Colby and
Saxon on Thursday evening will be at
the Bed Men's lull. Lecture beginning
promptly at 8 o'clock.
Leigh B. Freeman. editor and pub—
lisher or the Yakima Farmer, secured
‘onnsldernblo advertising for his journal
while in Port Townsend.
3 The elegant ﬁve hundred dollar or
gun has arrived ror the Young People‘s
:Union of the Metnodist Climb. It wil:
‘be in operation next Sunday.
Capt. Carroll will probably not be re
lieved from duty for a month or tum yet
—but he in looking for achoice reui
deuce location in Port Townsend.
The Elder is to be repaired and over
lnm‘d at Union Iron Works in San
Francisco. Our facilities will soon bv
such that 52.8 can be attended to here.
Mr. A. P. Chapman of Oakland. (‘31..
purchased 55 feet of sea wall water from
property yesterday from Mr. Eisenbeis.
for SII,OOO. Mr. A. W. Bash uegutiated
the transaction.
Mr. and Mrs. Morrison who rvcemly
sold their tum nenr Chimacum to Mayor
Learned of this any. have rented the old
ARGO! Building on the snail.) side of
Washington street. and WM ﬁt it up fun
a lodging house.
Mrs. Thomas chkmn entertainod
“Ya Owls" and their friends lust even
mg. As usual it wan a very euj lyahh.
mansion. The Company were invited Lu
moot Miss Ella Bush and Miss L. Pul
lock of Washing-ho, D. C.
Mr. N. J. Leviuon. assistant manna
inn editnr n: the Seattle P.-1.. is in tmvu,
—tor the pnrpnae of looking morn chum.
ly after our local interests. and giving
as special attention through our big
jjonrnalislio neighbor up Sound.
‘ There will be a meeting under tha
‘auspioes of the women of the St. Paul‘r
i Episcopal church tomorrow (Wednesdu;
‘22” It 2 p. m.. It Mrs. Fowler's reci
idenco. A full attendance is desired. as
:matt‘n of importance must be utteudm
lto. -
Two or three gentlemen were remark.
mg that real estate mu mlher dull»-yc:
the transactions for the dnv amount
ing '0 something near a hundred tlmus
and dollars. We areueuing Ipoiled. and
dupe-ed to complain unless matters a
with a whirl all me time.
The local commerce of Puget Sound
in increasing so rapidly, that it now ena
ployea a ﬂeet of 107 steamers. 0! then:
81 were built at Puget Sound sL-ip yards.
and have a tonnage of 8,000 was. A
lhe country tributary to the Sound in
creases iJ settlement and development.
‘the transportation facilities of tbxs wan
‘derlul inland salt son will a!so have to
ibe increased. and inasmuch as the EUBG'
'timber in the world for ship building}
uzrowa upon its short-i. the demand {or
inns great. mlnufactnrinu industrv be
\comes more and more imperitivo and
’.mpnrtau't, and Ibo parties who lira!
moveiu (Le establishment Of a ulnp yard
hero or 'l‘acl-mu. WI“ anczm- 1m 9m"
prise that ml! grew upon ehnr bud»
Ind become proﬁtable. ‘
i Am-‘rnza NEW Hanan—73h. C. F’.
|(.'lapp ins awardm] a Cuu' the! h Gun. 13.
imnzret: L- t'reuK :: large :2w—~‘: wry tram:
“sailing. 50170 fee: in «'23. In]: le ll)!
irccx-uris purchase-1 (run: if. C. Baum”!
gnoxt to :lw cit} ha”. 1!. WM ens! about
Samba. wiil he c—n} as 3| halo]. «3:: .~..ur
Main about 25 rm-ms.;lml mm 13-: ﬁlm:
:31.- »vith 35‘. m-xdvsru Cuzn'cz:iunc:~-a. IH.
|iu div-Jot Bil-e with Hu- clwnnud for i:)«
lon-used Ina-{vi nccnmmwdatiuni,and wili
dual-ﬂeas meet with liberal patronage.
f - -.-,_._-_-
1 From “‘edaesdas'o nails.
1 Another circus :’.-ext Smurdny.
Mr. Ream of 143238] is in town again'
John G. Lock. the wcii known jewel
er 0! Puztlnud L: in town.
The tug Tacoma arrivvd this morning
from Cnpu Fuutery with the crew of tin-
Wrecked bark Cad-and“: Adams. ‘
Fuur-muntud saczxm L'CIJHIMA—‘r Jeuuirl
univel fmm San quciscu, and is \lis‘
charging (nigh: at Bumcu's wharf.
.\lr. Iru Smﬂlx, hm supt. of tin: 511 W
mill at Putt. stchL-ty, has accepted ;;
siumur position m (In Gz-Smupuiir
mill.
WAsTKu.-~ Mai; and “‘43-. i.» go on a
gum] farm near lumdhlu. Apply at
uuce to \‘v'. H. H. L'uuucclm Opt!“
Uuuw. Port Townsou. W. 'l‘.
Talents. L. Lnngluuy and i}. W. Bull-
We“. of .\lclhuuvailc. Ur-'_;=vr.. :.r
ulna; sa. Lmk m. I‘.-r: 'l'uu uzwzzal, :1' d
Lian! '.t a :'.luc'u heifer [vlnco {tum W 55
nprswuL-d tn 31.61;: at sama Hf 51x
pSM‘us up the Suuml.
Tux Ismxn ltoc'm.—-'l‘b:- atonmfrr
Eliza Anderson is now running between
Port- ’l'owusemi and Whale-m). She
will make reguiar trips, nu sclchuEr
time until the Lzbby rasumz-suaud will
run ts; seams: awry :‘unday. *
I! is n-purtu‘l ()1: good authunty that
the 0. R. k N. Cu. will even plucu “.Iqu
new and hﬁt hunt, the 'l'. J. Poster un
the Tacoma. Putt Tuwu-aud and ch‘mu.
mute Buimess II it o dull dowu on
the Unlumhm I : ISL-9p her bin-13', and N)
we is tu come up beta where there in
somihiug going tux.
lhe packing ' mas-m at .\sturiu cure!
vet; saxtiahctuniy. 2S cuuuenca puz:xn,,
up within 15.000 casts a! the nutpu: u;
:59 asiu'ﬁwbmeuls hat grur. flu.- ﬁsh
nuudleJ numbered übuu‘ 850.001 and
more ﬂsln-rmcu upcrﬂled this year with
the” “Wu nets an] bouts than aver tn.-
hue. In every way Hm Aatnnaus feel
good over the situation.
Mr. E R. Roberts, n practical hurli
culturalisl. long mm Peter llundersm
In New York and lnlcr In California. i:-
iu the city. seeking a lucaliuu. lie I\
pleased with Port l‘nwnseud. and it La
can ﬁnd Hm riuhi spot in this locality,
will start a nursery and a plant [)rupJ
gating establishment. He is the kind
v-f a man we want here. and it ix earm-sl
:y hoped that he may ﬁnd something to
suit blm-
The Mouxum VIEW Norman COLLEGE,
pending the cumpleliuu of the building.
will open its ﬁrst term September 10,
in R3O Max's HALL. and willaustuin
from the beginning clansea in the (fam
mon Branches. Sciances, Classics. and
Mathematics. Prints lessons in An,
Vucnl nud Instrumcuul Music by super
loi- louchorl. Guam 1') for lbs (waning
it puuible, it not. in your ﬁrst cunveu
iencc. but come. Nutify us by postal
when you will enter and what studies
you Wlsl] to pursue. Wrile for circular
and course of study.
Bnowsx & Hzrxnr.
Port Townsend, W. 'l‘. «I&th
Another large ﬂeet. of sailing Vessels
yesterday; among them being the Brrtznl.
rnip (lea. Thompson. Br blr. Florenct'
l‘real: Br. bk. 'l‘iberiu; Br. bk. Earl all
Grrinvil'e; Am. bk. Wildwood; Am. bks.
l‘idal Wave. Salaam-ire. Unuudu and (‘.
0. \\‘hitmnre; also. the Sl‘hf. Fred.E.
Sandor, and ﬁve- wasted schr. Souis.
Sahr. Wm. Weitxmin wont to sea.
Bk. Mudeirn was towed to sea by tug
Mogul.
HEJMBS’B BETHEL
The truurcea of the new Seaman's
Belhel mot ut Mujur Van Bokkelvn's
residual-e last evening. A permanent
organization was r-ﬁ'ectcd with the fol
luwxllﬂ omen-a: President, J. J. H. Vin.
Bukkolen; Vice-president, Mrs. H. l"-
Bevcher; Secret.sry. 11:8: .\lrmde Stet
sun; Treasurer, Mrs R. Onllmun. A
property committuu was appointed. cnu
sisliug of .\le-asrs. A. Weir. E. Biondi
and F. C. Hurpvr. They were instruct
‘ud to secure suitable quarters for bethri
i work. if possible.
I Mrs. Emma .\lnlloy was olocrerl "http
nin, subject to :ippruVil bytbe parent
auctrty.
(‘huplain Stublu is expwte-l to ur- rin
from 'l‘ur-urna nu Friday. and will prob
ably occupy the pulpit of tho Presbyter
mu church on Sunday morning. It is
likely thnt u minis meeting will l 3 lie‘ul
aburt Hominy evening. under the oils
pious of all the local churches. Acorn
mittce was appointed to solicit tho eu
vperation ul’ the pastors of the Presby
lé-rlilu. Epiacupal and Methodist
churches. Is is designed u: make the»
movement as nearly undonominutinuul
as possible.
Mrs. Mollny bus :ilri-udy rnkan hold z-l
the chupluiu'l wurk with a will, has 52!‘ ‘
ranged for supplics for n free reading
room for the sailors, and has visited tho
ileumen'a li'nion headquarters Ind be
some acquainted somewhat. llerumbi
ticn is to build a reumem‘s hnmc. Wimre
sailura may receive cvvry ends and ‘uc ..:-
aiated to care torthommlvea. Itisn
plcnilid hnmunilarmu Work.
W
' The Burk (autumn-a.
This Vcsscl. which Wan wreckedlnai
l‘huruduv on a reef near Destruction is
mnd. about .'urly miles eouth ul' Cupr
Fluttery. was well known. She was our
ten 11338 from Sam Francisco rind huuud
ro Tacoma to load lumber. She had
new boilers aboard for lhe tug Tasman
Burl: Cassandra Adams was built by
Hiram Doncuslcr for W. J. .\dnms& Cu
at bknbeck chlve _mnr.‘ run and ens!
370,000, Alter sew-nil )rrirs‘ engage
meul in the lumber coastwise trade, shr
Wus bought by John R-iuuuﬁvld hun
' aha distinguished herself by makiu;
four or ﬁve voyages between San Fruu
vireo and New York in less than 100
days. The Tacoma mill company lust
Darembcr purchased her .'or $23,000,
and sincu engugvd her in tho California
.tnd Puget Sound lumber trade. Slu
waa u splendidly equippi'd. senwortli}
n-saol. Her dim. nsiorm as (Ull'3WlZ l 9:
fer-t lax-.'. 40 fret beam. ‘2l feet dn-r-Ib ml
bold and 18x3 tors. Sh'.‘ w.» lullyin
aured in San Francisco companies.
1 Tho In;- such Head.
. Mr. .\luniy, am ”nfvrg'llvzzlg young
‘cupiluiist. \s‘b . has new sud :u nix-ma m'
our bay (mu! property. scum; endwm-s
the i 193 Advance"! ram—ml,» by HwAn-
GUS. .n-ierna u- a ran“: amu'd zlm :.Py-rc
lme «-f the {..'vy. ibis :-'-'{lr:n;w my:
\Vutcr Flivf‘: shut! '1 hr e-xh-LJ-s-j Huang!)
m links-2:51 HM. and {rum {hence n gum) 3
mm} ylwnid Le Cansﬁrucrcd around to}
the baa-. lof the buy. The cxpauae he‘
thinks 94mm” 2»: lnrgvﬂy home by www.—
ers of c-..-uti.:u.:ua prupexly. partiy by the
‘coumy. and part; by puL-iac mhecrip
'tiun. {lt gmwruuﬂ)’ uﬂ‘cn ta pay his
Ishare, accnnhng : ‘ thr mummt n! prop
‘orly which he owns. in ‘.u- buzvﬂlml by
the prup ‘:‘ml ichrhw mm.
Wu arc: giml t.» :.1)K:~ suvin ndmyusétim:
on 1!“ part 1:! m new hit-ml Swing cu
ura"e.i on the L-lil mock. It means
111:“. tin-5:: sutcrptzsm: emu-u: an- qzizck
lu hutc ah} inﬁrm-omm pumic nee-15521102:
and gum-nu: 11: [Waring their shuc uf
unrcmsnry hush-am. The)” grentiy dc
aire that our {air city {may thru‘euud
ﬁ‘difiah, and are vulgnzg Ly 3;);ch m; ex
pruse 1,. that (ad.
"HIS .Li‘oﬁmLuc nl‘ sash :: rmel nsis
wmtumplumi mmid be very gram. It
«'uuhl bu [mule u. ﬁm drive that a}:
“22an luppn-umtv, us wsll :H u. “‘in
pubexc busmusa l.:*C='s-IIL‘E.
__,_ -.- ~- -_d
:1“- l'ndinz‘ ul :3? put in §:‘-'\’il‘(‘ on ﬁle!
abound.
.\"x “412 cm 11’. irn’ hum; ran-i 4) In-hn-m:
\‘xlpt. 11. Z. 11421-12, (”hm-:13 u.' :{nk ﬁt}
all»! :1:‘»\VI-[Z""::llh', {.:r 12:1: swank-r Uu
dine» Ln be: t"§;:zxn(,1Y1!:-: mute lu-hwon
Ham and Asznrm, fur names on the
mum}, Gum-emu”; :hc mutxcr Capt.
iluh-h is qu In} :13 saying:
"In my agrcrmm:t Wm: Mr. Kumm,
wlncu has been ('ouclnzl‘xl. she is In
‘eava A—zntiu the lat of Sci-trinhvr for
the Sound. .‘lw bh‘ﬂlhl arrwr at Scat
tie on the :31 or 3.1 «.r the month. When
51w urrins, I shall plncu be: on the
Uiynzpnm mun.- m place uf Nu: Fee-et-
Wuml for :: Ulni', uhih; Hm liu‘m pio
pellwr is rucvivzng some nPedml repairs.
1 5511:” Izzy the Flowwand up for u
:n'luliz. and enlarge he: rylixsdcrs m that
-uu mu. um (m- rah-nu) leer builer fur
nishes. and quik my won]. when she
..::-:.n-s nut sm- mi] :zl-xli‘: bum-r Lum
:l:.;u (".'cr Inf-rm. .‘.; HUGH as Rho Ia
rvudy (n Ln. uu 12w runtr, I “‘I” arrange
'll mail: a mum! inp hchmuu Smith:
and ()1; mp} . mm bulb Quads canhdzn.
One n-f tin-(u wizi tuna: (Hyupiu and the
”rm-r Svaltk- {‘Vl‘fy morning. and it me
mumnt do ihv busiueis that - lfn'l'd With
June two boats, We will put ouuuolhor.
have] on the Sound isincreasing rap
.dly evcrv year. and the pmplu feel like
wwwuragmg the uppusniuu bacnuse they
Eur-w it lends to keen przcw dnwn.
l'lm Uudine is a new stern wheel sleam
--v, and has twu great advantages. as she
~ I'm! :m-l at the sumo tune economical
~n furl."
Kclahvu to Mrs ,‘J r. Kmnm is wry re
rmeut, but says the Uudme calm-wt lenvo
mm until September 15th. as the L-ur
41161 e not he . ﬂ'tho ways bnfnn- that
umv. .\lr. Kam-n is very much meme
'0 telling “but he is going tudo. l" is
mt known why the. Uudine will be taken
if her pn‘sz'nt mute. hut .uubtlcss the
wwmlr think! she can do better lmainesa
-u the Sum-d. \\‘heth-r MessreK¢mm
und Hatch am in pnrhmrabipnr whether
\lr. Hutch bus mmph‘ lezued the boat
:'.nuhl nut be teamed. but it is an as
u'urud fact that she wzl! he mkvn away
from Hm \V:!lume2!u,~— Teluyram.
With Our Exchanges.
Judging: (mm the abuse Blaine is sub
jnct ‘O. «Inc Wonk! think that. he is the
('auu‘idute iustuul of Harrison. This
.uhusa {rum thv dt-mucraxic press Sim ly
pnves that the man fn-m Maine has
backed some tender spot and will be
the means wf urging him to greater of
!::r!s.-.‘lercury
Vnncmwr Regisler: The haum at
Part l‘uwuneu-I is assuming uizn'ntic
prupurtinuu. A halt nmillinu duliura'
wurth of property has changed hands in
:md urur that (my within one wwk‘u
tuna. it i- :mnnunt‘ed that the rain-owl
'rnm Port 'l'uwnuend '0 Purtlnadxsu
x'vrlninty. Our ciziz ms shank] h» Triad“
‘.. Asa-cun- the crossing ul' the r.vcr!)y
(his railroad at this any.
.\ruimu the iustrnnlen'a tiled nt lha
:imlitur's uttic.- \'i~stortln_\' “as a louse
from the Denny Iron Company to Peter
Kirk, rt the Denny irun mine. for a
period of forty-six years. with surrender
privileges every five years. provrdinz at:
months! notice is given. Mr. Kirk agrees
to pay a royalty of twelve and one-half
cents per tn:- fur the first sxxtnen years.
in] after that the rnynlty “‘1” lm limer
mimul by mutual agreement. - Trade
Juuruul
The Seattle Trade Journal isn new
piihlientinn, and it may not have gotten
.l.iwn to business fairly yet. Yester
ll'i}’s issue uivr-s- -ur prntvuds tn give n
iist nt steamers which tnnch at each
ourt. Thirty-ﬁix are found that touch at
\‘pnttlp, seventeen at Tacoma, and but
«won .'it Part Tuwmeml. We do not
knnw about the corrections 0! the. li~t~
of the two pnrls up Sound. but the ll!“
.vpreﬂenting l’urt 'l'--wnso~ml is remnrk
nhlj’ ilzcnviui'etn . “'9 nnm- n 9 omit'pd
‘tesuners. the Evaiigel, Virginia. Enter
prism l'ladlonk. Maxim, Anmii. Uu atilla.
Gen. W. Elder, Idnlm. Wilminztun, and
Elith; br-siiles tho Bonita and the JPD
3W") um um rnni‘c- hero. This. takPn with
‘thv .'ll'ft that l'ort llm‘nst-nd is the ct-n
--tre nt our entire tug wrvicv. mnlrrs our
rmrt nf much mum imzmrtnnce than the
Trade Journal zi-ein-i to ruppnse.
a...
[lr-nth! ll (‘lllln\‘lllt‘.
A (‘Ul'resptvlhlt‘lll writei. under date in!
Aug. 15th: "Again death has visrted
(‘n-upeville. Libby Alexander. aged
:lbunt 7, daughter of A. L. and Grace
Alex .odvr,died Inst even mu! 7 o‘clock.
uf membrauemis ermip. Avery tnnch
mg incident ucr-unud a few hunra before
her death. She was bright and chez-rtnl.
and wanted to luvs little sister, then lit
tle brother. and at lnat pncr old grand
-Im. The littlu thing: seemed to realize;
'liait she was gmnu. Hr». (Ynupe is stxll‘
uni-unsusrvns. and can hut but it til” rt
rim-r. Thus we have llm three stages ..'
Me and death illustrated"
___—r-..“
.\ l‘lgllllnx Judge.
:\7l(illh"l“' 'l‘mvvler: In Lexington.
Kv .::: lln' nld Brnudway hotel. one night
”any pears ago. the famous Thumns F.
Marshal, wit =nd :vratnr. was engaged at
n game uf billiards with Judge John
li"\\'ul‘. :. m‘lrismt jilrl-‘t, in “'ll‘lu‘u- h-‘nur
'iw L' suritry i-t “4WI". lute ht‘C‘im-J im
his: ~n.‘ furrutlnwry, wan mum-il. 'l‘lu)
.::.inu they were playing was on one of
Mir nld f’MlJiunml billiard tab’es which
liaal puckrlﬂ at: the ournem The strung
:uliU‘ in Judge liuwan's game was his re
markable capncity tur pivckotinn ballsmn
r‘VlilL‘llCt' that he Would. it he (1 \uri‘hr‘d
:mw, le nu chnmplidie-l ﬁfteen-hall pi-nl
plum-.'.
billing “in program of the game :i
“vacuum eds-id t-l Mr Marshal:
"Judnt‘ ttuwuii 1:4 quite an adept at
nuttm.’ up hulls "
“Yrs.“ ruphvd Fun]. "and hub My
Night to know that hunter than I. L r
l'vu hm-nczxrryinc one. cVur sl.3m that
'w put into me hm )mrs ugu."
MnrshuH and Rmmn. ye 1m lu-(nro had
fought a ulm-l us which the huliic-uP
judge hm! "caught Ins man."
M- _M‘-.-” H A ~
Burs-l Ilia. Finger:
\Vi'e (h. {wound huslmml. whu it mm
mu-ging Kb" chm-t) D m": \‘maturb 71ml
huudie of leztcrs, J bu. I wumdu'l
ImVH‘anylhing happen In {Lu-m fur :lw
\z'nrl: .
VHni-‘luxal (fz-zill'v")—-oh. deny. then you
1..]!!! burn AH»): .s-hnh luve Vleﬂeri «If
”9:31“: u‘ . 'u ‘.:-.". h .v-! y in :‘.: l.
\‘inL—Yrr, .l- Lu. I lmrm yours. mu
these lcuen are (tom my ﬁrst husband.
Brno: l'p.
You are reams: memos-14, )o'l.’ '29.
reﬁhs is poor. you um Iran lr'tl u 7H]
Headache. frxzx are s).:v'Hy. :.u-rr-u-n.
and uu:.€r.'u2'.' mu uf w-rls, :.sznl "can! In
brace up “...-Tn up. bu: 11-tl w~.:I- s'ivn
uizmta. 5; :ix ,: :meUJH'n. wr {-'l‘n'u"
which haw fur ('.:nr {mud may; -'l'_--_‘ u.
ﬁnd whisk} mu} Vim-ii sl.:.|::i..!v- _\ -!':
for in: [man nJ I:.er =.«;..J- _\.-'.; it's;
cuzxdition h '.L‘ LEI" .’z‘. ‘l': hle 50:: was:
is on nitunx tin- ”.::: wui puri'y ;. :1:
blood. ﬁ’ﬁi‘t ‘uh ) utiziuu of Hn' 1.3:. r-
Imd Kidneys I've: ..n; _nuxr vitahty. :.nl
Rife rcncwml "m. .tEy :‘nvl slung-Ith. smm
11 mudicéuo y ‘ Y- di find in liicnrir “it:
I’m-s. and unis 5" £82.15 :‘. hvﬂlh- at N. D.
Hill & 50 s.’
Then- lili‘ﬂll‘H-ﬁ Booming;
Prnlr-‘dﬂy m: -»1:(- thing: hue rune-In] s'l: T’:
n urnaru! n-vwal nf 'r-z-Je u! N. I). “ll? I'."
Son'sdrllg Sfurv :’.; lizezr yzvnq: u‘J-i} ‘l'.
their Pustonwrs (sf an mun} free ’:rizd in: i
NOS of Dr. King's New Descns‘ery fr!
Cnnsmnpliun. 'l'L-x-ir Hair :3 Simz‘ig
nunrmnus in this “a"; VulnnL'.) :zrticfs
frum the fact that it SIWIHS cures an.
§m-wrxii<;:j:;vu.ilxt.~'. Fungi: :_ (‘.-M4. :‘.».tl.
‘mn. Bmuci-iiim (In-up and nil [hunt an}
an; _li“:"|<:‘i qumkly I‘XH'U i, Ynu can
test. it hufurahnyihg by u‘ttin: a his}
Imlﬂe true, large siz: :31. livery bnétie
warranted.
"...
chdmfui Bun-s
--l‘i’. I). {in}! I; {ln‘ ﬂimiﬁsaie run}
Hamil anugznm of 8:22.”; Gm. 5.1;:
We luau: railing Dr King's New Dis:':;V-¢
try, Eimtrio Biitcri- and mek!9n's Ami-a
ca Salvo for two yum: Hann- le-YPX‘i
handled renal-MM that Ma! m; we“. ur~
DiVC 3xlol. nuiv. .'.-n! sutiuhmimr Tin—n»;
haw hem; snmv \mmlvrml cu n‘s eﬂ'ected ‘
223‘ “11.210 modicxzwq I": Univ- :nty. Sen-n 1! ;
arm-rs of prn'mmxcvd ("unsuumtiun have;
been enlimiv (mu-J by '.IF-n" u! a few l-mt- '
hm nf Dr. Kings va I)i:m.~vmy, ‘...RH. ,
m cuunc-clim-a with Eh-ctrir haters. Wei
guarantee chm-.- niu'uya. sun by N. D!
Hill & Sun §
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1
80 acres in. Section 27, corners on
water front, $125 "are: acre.
39 acres in Sec. 28, 33:5 per acre.
11 acres water ,é"roll'é3, Sec. 16, cheap.
40 acres Sec. 7, $2.5; per acre.
For Further Particulars Call and See
CHAS. 1:. ‘WUgIJH-‘n \VH. i“. LEARN!!!) A. 11. \\‘IN'I‘RODE.
The Port Townsend Land 00.,
McCURD'Y BLOCK,
Port Townsend, -. - Wash.
I’. O. Box 178. Conesgxeuience solicited.
mm M if“ ‘2"me
1
B. 6. Calhoun & Co.
11.154’1‘13'015’ \VII.&RF.
m-Dl‘lei in all kinds ul—
Parm Produce, Feed, Bran, Goal, £lO., ﬁle.
5- FOR CASH ONLY. .32, '
Rufus C. Calhoun, Manager.
3' AGEN [‘ {or Miichell & Lewis Co. Wagons and Farming Michiao'ry
CALL BEFORE I’URCIIMVG. [val
CﬁiAS. J. ANDREWS,
Fine Tailoring
-—-=——-ANDm—=-
Gents” Furnishing Establishment.
New Goods! New Styles!
New Prices!
Call and examine and be convinced.
1 ‘V’ntor St“ 1301\vvon ( ‘z-ntx'ul Ilotcl and
(‘usunn lEuusc.
This Space Reserved for
I} G BARTLETT & 170
3 n *' ’ I a
PE”§STYGEOVE & 60.,
—-——:=:;.\.l.:: ~ ;.\'= --
General Merchandise,
Sllll’l’lllll‘gllll’lllﬂl HERDHANTS
1 I f 5 I, '
e L I, . . ELA =. i I
P 01: 'l' ’."o!!'.‘.-';s’l;')~.".’i, W. 7'.
“'0 carry the» lurunrr and :«TT :1 :I-ﬂ-i‘f" .! ..FS
Men’s, Boy’s and Youizh’s Clothing
_ f"\>;‘ ‘:wg' l: ”he in the City
@cng’g PEER“: EL: ; as; G QQdﬁ:
“'c arc [mull-nun“ .’, l . '..: ~ .::. :ni: m cwry luriicklar.
1 ‘ ELM-<7. (213) :. Khrulﬁk Shoes
i Are to 5911 mm": 5- ' ‘ , - ‘ t :..xin‘y anal BEST (‘IL'ALITIEIL
3 :3. :5: a) 5:3 :3 R I E S.
; “1* can l':LIl'TL)1i:-."u I»! :‘. li' ~' ~ H ..' - =-. g.
Muylc :m-l l-Xm. y., -- '..
country I‘s: V. __ sees
r; "'.XHGVL ;. =-. ' ';}‘ ;-.z" tlw- \H} l}; .. n: I'.n.un:. Country
‘l‘ Orders solicited and ui-zs'r Amen-”nos «gunman.
E A haunt! Skifi; Oninou.
I ll Dizn'ul-rS-lg» \luwlny Esq . County
g Auy.. ('isuv (711.. Tux mus: "Have novd
; Elm-mic Bullu'ri ‘.nlll most. happy recalls
! My hrnlhnr aim» 1v;1-;vcr_\' law with Ma
} laria' [’l wet air-«l Jnnmlinn. but was
'l‘nl'rl by “"4le "an uf the madlvlnt‘.
!.\;1l.;-i.'l<lf -,; IZIx-vtrin ”liters smea his
, I.' r. I), L. \‘(xluuxa‘L-u. of Home One.
'32. r, ila a ﬁlm tbmn my. saying: H.
I ; m 111233;) ”til-"ins lu' wv-uld have died.
3.3.3,: :: Lat Inn-n fur lile-ctric Bitters.
; [.iur gum! {sandy will ward of. u
'\7.-;2 .:: arm: all ulnriullﬁaenaemaud
5.'.~r 1.14 l{.-l;.m_\. him: and Ltumach Diu
..:..._- ~iu:;,1.-a nun-(walled. Plice 500
H; 132 .3 1. IL Hl3: k Sun.
, A,,,,,_-.-._____.
i ".‘m‘ Verdict l'unnnnozu
‘-.‘~.' 1!. Suit. lirugwst. Bippus.lnd..
' {..::v’iv-n; “l. mu nc-‘mruend Electril
{turn 1.! 1.1;" “.'Z’) l;c.t xemedy. Every
:'...nir- “.:J has giwn who! in every
:2; 1.. (Inn mun took six lumles. and
Ezra: r-;;x..i vu' xlu-mnulissn of IO yearl‘
--;'vl mun-J." .’.lnulmm Ilum. :lraagiu.
{liaiirﬁm (Phil . :‘dl‘imn: "The best ”I.
illvu. zirtulfltisn‘ I huw m‘ur handled in m!
' 2:1 3. zzrs‘ rxwrll-ncn is Electric Bitters. '
l'ié...r,<;,nl‘m «:f ntlzvjrs have added their
, huiuupgg :' - :Lmt llm verdict is uunui
hnuns limt Ehctric Bitters do cure all
:(llrf‘iiiln‘ I)? :3“: Liver. Kidney or Blood.
38113!) :1 lu-ull'ciuﬂ you will ﬁnd in Eleo
:rzr Bum-s. null only 50 cents 8 bottle.
N . D. HILL & Sou.
“_-...- ‘---.-
"Why (L .11”; yuu run a paper like
11ml -, gl'uci—ry merchant said to a
r..;x.-r:u;- Lilo olhnr dav. throwing out
a. Chicago zlaily. "For the same
l'.x:'.;x'|!i :imt 3.2 m don’t run a grace
:inl'u liku that.” the ropurter repliex
pointing man mlvar‘dsument of 8
CL Long; house shuwing a twelve stag
building. The graceryman look
azt.~:‘.tiv;-ly at the picture a moment
and said: “1 nova) lookod at it that
\my bit-fare."

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